San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-02-02
HENNIE HALFFS MARRIAGE.
Details of the Interesting Ceremony and
List of the Valuable Presents.

Details of the Interesting Ceremony and
List of the Valuable Presents.
A large number of San Antonio's best
citizens attended Temple Beth FL this
morning to witness the marriage cere-
mony of Hennie, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Mayer Half. to Mr.. Frederick
Goldsmith, Of New York.
The church was msgnificently decor
ated for the occasion by Mesdames Lew
enthal, NJ. Haas, NJ. Oppenheimer, j.
Oppenheimer and Roman. At the alter
was q very pretty evergreen arch from
the center of which was suspended a
large wedding bell of white flowers, I'D
the altar was otherwise decorated. In
the centre of the aisle was suspended
floriated horse shoe inscribed Good
Luck, 'and bouquets of flowers We're dis
tributed around the church.
As the wedding party entered or
ganist Barbour played the wedding
march from "Athalie" and whilst the
brid and groom was at the altar the choir,
consisting of Mrs. Freedom. Miss Hortie
Jones, Miss Marie LacOste, Miss Lille
Meyer, Mr.. l.. M. Gordan and Prof
Halbedl, rendered the wedding hymn in
the most effective manner. Then DR..
Lewenthal read the usual Jewish mar
rage service, and followed 1t with
bridal address. At the close of the SER
vice organ pealed forth Memberships
celebrated wedd ng march, and the
bride and bridegroom passed up the
aisle, preceded by the Misses Minnie
Half, Ida Oppenheimer, Minnie Berg,
Lille Half. Minnie Haas and Cecilia
Half, who strewed flowers in their way.
All invited guests then proceeded to
the Half residence on Goliad street,
where magnificent dejeuner was serv-
ed, under the direction OF Ludwig
MahnCke, and the health of
the bride and groom was enthusi-
astically drank aud all wishes
life's roses might be strewn on their
path through life, as they were this
morning by their little friends. The
happy couple leave today for New York
via New Orleans, and will spend their
bridal tour en- route.
In an ante room the LIGHT man had
the pleasure of seeing the many wedding
presents presented to the happy couple.
and among them were:
Cheque in sealed envelope, by Mr..
Mayer Half
Steinway Grand piano, Mrs. Mayer
Half.
Silver soup ladle, Miss A. Levi.
Set of silver salts, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Rouvart.
Silver fish knife, Mrs. D. Roman.
Ormulu jewel box, Mr.and Mrs Nathan
Hart.
Set of solid silver knives, forks aud
spoons, Uncle Sol. Half.
Fine needlework, from Grandma Hart.
Beautiful inlaid ivory album, Mr.. l..
l.. Marks.
Pair of vases, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Henry
Rothschild, Of New York.
Handsome fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Brendell.
Beautiful fan, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Ber-
~. OF New York
Lace bed spread, Henry and Lille
Half.
Bohemian glass water set, Edward
Dreyfus.
Pair of bronze candelabras, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sim Hart.
Embroidered bsnneret, worked by
NJ iss Minnie Half.
Silver fish knife, Grandpa Hart.
Set of silver napkin rings, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Deklspeil.
Set of silver knives, Mr.. G. w. Hart,
of Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Pair OF silver spoons, Mr.. and Mrs Z.
HertZberg
Silver shell salts and spoons from Mrs.
j. o. Devices.
Set of fine Garvers from Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A Hart, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Ivory toilet set, Henry HALT.
Beautiful wine set, G, b. Epstein, j.
Fork and Hugo Nader.
Card receiver, Critzer Brothers.
Mexican group 1.-THE bull-fighter), Mr..
Alex Half.
Silver and glass fruit dish, Mr.. -and
Mrs. ii. Landa.
Handsome vases, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Hexter, OF Victoria.
Ormulu porcelain vase, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Dreyfus.
Silver and glass fruit dish, G. b. Frank.
Liquor stand on wheels and glasses,
Ella and Leo Gugenheim.
Pair of porcelain statuettes, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Haas.
Handsome guaze table scarf, hand
painted, MIR. and Mrs. j. Oppenheimer.
Embroidered sofa cushions, Mrs. Half,
of Galveston.
Bronze and Ormulu clock, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Longini.
Embroidered pin cushion, Mrs. jose
phine Pytel.
Silver egg set, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Half.
Silver butter and sugar knife, Gus
Kray, Of Galveston.
Silver soup ladle, Mrs. E. L. Levy, of
Galveston.
Pair of fine vases, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Schloss.
Independent OF these presents a large
lot Of presents from the bridegroom's
friends wait their arrival In New York.
The bride wore magnificent dia-
mond brooch and pendant, presented by
the bridegroom, and was attired in a
very handsome bridal dress made by
Madlle. Camille Caen, late of San Anto-
MO, but now of New York.
At noon today, about 50 kilograms
were received from different parts of the
continent, wishing happiness to the
young couple. In those good wishes
the LIGHT joins and wishes them all the
joys true marital happiness can afford,
Special